Heating and Cooling
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Cassette fan-coil unit FCU - C 6 with DC motor - cooling output approx. 9.0 kW,...
Cassette fan-coil unit FCU - C 2 with DC motor - cooling capacity approx. 3.1 kW,...
Cassette fan-coil unit FCU - C 3 with DC motor - cooling capacity approx. 4.7 kW,...
Cassette fan-coil unit FCU - C 4 with DC motor - cooling capacity approx. 5.9 kW,...
Cassette fan-coil unit FCU - C 5 with DC motor - cooling capacity approx. 7.6 kW,...
Cassette fan-coil unit FCU - C 8 with DC motor - cooling capacity approx. 11.6 kW,...
Stainless steel buffer (balancing) tank with a volume of 200 l for both heating...
Stainless steel buffer (balancing) tank with a volume of 100 l for both heating...
Buffer (balancing) tank made of stainless steel with a volume of 50 l for both...
Wall-mounted fan-coil unit FCU - W 2 with DC motor - cooling capacity approx. 2.7...
Wall-mounted fan-coil unit FCU - W 3 with DC motor - cooling capacity approx. 4.1...
Wall-mounted fan-coil unit FCU - W 4 with DC motor - cooling capacity approx. 5.4...
Wall-mounted fan-coil unit FCU - W 5 with DC motor - cooling capacity approx. 6.8...
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Heat pumps with both heating and cooling function – the Daikin Altherma range (4, 6 and 8 kW) and TWEETOP EcoHeatPro heat pumps with a built-in storage tank (200 and 300 l). A suitable solution for households that want to heat in winter and cool efficiently in summer from a single unit.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What heating system is needed for the cooling function? Cooling works best with a low-temperature system – underfloor heating or fan coil units. With classic radiators, the cooling effect is not optimal.
- What is the difference between the TWEETOP EcoHeatPro and the Daikin Altherma range? The TWEETOP EcoHeatPro has a hot water storage tank built directly into the unit (200 or 300 l), so it handles heating, cooling and domestic hot water heating in a single unit. The Daikin Altherma is a standalone set without an integrated storage tank.
- Is operation in cooling mode economical? Yes, the heat pump operates in cooling mode with significantly lower energy consumption than a classic air conditioner, since it uses the same refrigerant circuit as for heating.